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Brendan Maclean at Club Cumming

The iconic independent artist broke through with his ukulele anthem Stupid in 2013 and then went on to create one of the most anthemic electro-pop releases of 2016 with funbang1. The E.P sparked the singles Tectonic and Free To Love while gathering global controversy for his music video House of Air which the New Yorker quoted, "Should never be viewed in any public setting."

Likened to a meeting of Robyn and Talking Heads, Brendan released his first LP titled, And The Boyfriends on March, 2019. The album proved Maclean to be an entertainer whose abilities go beyond his high notes and high kicks, exploring more complex lyricism with a newfound subtlety in his vocal performance which only elevates his atypically brilliant observational wit and wordplay. Julian de Valliere from Line of Best Fit saying of the record, "For an act whose career highlights have often been tied to boldness as much as brilliance, its testament to Macleans capabilities that the album reaches those same heights while allowing for softness and uncertainty. And The Boyfriends signifies an artist whos found a new way to simply be."